On Monday, May 10, 2021 7:13:11 PM CEST Luc Castermans wrote:
hi,
I upgraded earlier today. I observed no issues during and after upgrade.
Can you say what specific command line(s) you are using for the experimental
part of the upgrade.
Thanks!
Luc
Op ma 10 mei 2021 18:06 schreef inkbottle <inkbottle007@gmail.com>:
Hi all,
I've upgraded to Frameworks 5.82.0-1.
Below an edited transcript of what went well and what didn't.
Your suggestions about the right way to do it are welcome.
Chris
<Alice> 5.82.0-1: apt update; apt -t unstable dist-upgrade; apt install -t
experimental plasma-desktop plasma-framework
<Alice> First run didn't work: plasmashell 100% cpu forever, had to
reboot.
<Alice> Second run seems okay.
<Bob> Do you have mixed versions?
<Bob> I'm not sure whether that upgraded all packages to 5.21.5 or 5.82
<Bob> Assuming you have the latest Plasma 5.21.5 installed, make sure no
5.21.4 packages are left: `dpkg -l | grep 5.21.4`
<Bob> Similarly for the frameworks.
<Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.21.4" | wc -l ==> 72; dpkg -l | grep -F
"5.21.5"
| wc -l ==> 13
<Alice> What did I do wrong?
<Bob> Upgrading one package to 5.21.5 does not automatically upgrade all
others.
<Alice> So you would recommend this sort of command? `apt install -t
experimental $( dpkg -l | grep 5.20.5 | awk '/^ii/ {print $2}' )`
<Bob> It's the easiest for me. When you run stable/testing/unstable, you
don't
have this problem, because we usually upload all packages at once and
everything will then be upgraded.
<Alice> First thing would then be: `apt install -t experimental $( dpkg -l
grep 5.21.4 | awk '/^ii/ {print $2}' )`
<Alice> Running now the above line
<Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.21.4" | wc -l ==> 0
<Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.21" | grep -v -F "5.21.5" ==> two packages
with
version numbers 5.212.0~alpha4-11 => unrelated
<Bob> Sounds good.
<Alice> Now verifying for framework
<Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.78" | wc -l ==> 119
<Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.78" | egrep -v 'libkf5|qml-mod' ==> it's all
KDE
stuff
<Alice> apt install -t experimental $( dpkg -l | grep -F "5.78.0" | awk
'/^ii/
{print $2}' )
<Alice> dpkg -l | egrep "5\.(78|79|80|81)" | wc -l ==> 0
<Alice> I should reboot now.